Sentence examples for achieving anything from inspiring English sources

But according to the BBC's Karishma Vaswani in Jakarta, this trip was more about appeasing Indonesia on the asylum issue rather than achieving anything concrete.

"Achieving anything like her would be amazing.

"I wasn't achieving anything much," she said.

"Fashion is about never achieving anything," Karl Lagerfeld said a month ago in an interview.

But Raggi readily acknowledges that achieving anything in Rome will mean confronting the city's rife corruption.

If it is, are we achieving anything worth the sacrifice of those involved?

It is this corruption that has prevented Barack Obama from achieving anything substantial in his first year in office.

Never in my life did I think I would be congratulated by Mick Jagger for achieving anything.

That year a Cape army under Gen. Charles Gordon was sent in, but it retired without achieving anything.

Until this horrendous level of violence is brought down, it is difficult to see peace negotiations achieving anything.

EVEN by the standards of American bureaucracy, an organisation that operated for 13 years without achieving anything is impressive.